Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-31
AMONG THE SOCIETY PEOPLE.
The Movements in the Social Circles Of
Omaha During the Past Week.
THE oReeNe.HEeLAN NuPrIALs
Various Items ofthe Dcings or Society
People-Where They Are Going
For the summer-Gen.
eral Gossip.
Society in ON aha.

Society in Omaha.
II Is not necessary to record the fact
that society In the past week has been
exceedingly dull. A few marriages and
q fewer private socials, together with
departures for summer resorts, complete
the list of the movements Of Omaha so.
clety during the week just passed.
A Pleasant Reception.
On last Wednesday evening one Of the
most agreeable entertainments OF the
season was given at the residence of j.
+. Daley, the we'll known contractor on
Prospect Hill. In honor OF Misses May,
Rose, Annie and Ella McAdam, of Chi.
cago. These young ladies, with their
mother and brother, Vincent, are spend
Ing pleasant vacation here, and this
little surprise on the part of the uncle
and aunt of the Young ladies, was ex-
cellently contrived and most happily car
ried out. During the afternoon the gath
ering was swelled by host OF youthful
and new acquaintances,. who beguiled
ment and glee. Swinging hammocks,
fruit, confcctions and entertaining
games occupied the time and
in most Of them nearly all
the guests of the young
visitors took part and patronized. The
heartiness with which they entered into
the spirit Of the occasion, was a source Of
pleasure to many of the parents OF the
guests who also contributed by their
presence to the success of the undertak.
ing. In the evening, the beautiful
grounds Of the hosts were Illuminated
and the ''old folks" took advantage of
the genial and fragrant atmosphere as
we'll as the attention If the hosts to bring
the day to most happy close. Among the
guests were the following:
Alice Furay, Maggie McShane, Alice
McShane, Mary McShane, Margaret Nc
Shane, Ellen Mcnamara, Annie McNa.
mara, Lizzie BOddellng, Veronica Dough-
erty, Rena Roach, Tessie Little. Goldie
Murphy. Blanch Murphy, Stella Murphy,
Willie Waddell, Tommy McShane, j. H.
McShane, Ed. McShane, John Little.
Willie Little, Johnie Dougherty aud
Leonard Dougherty.
Greene-Heelan.
On last Wednesday morning Mr.. James
Greene, who has resided in this city for
number of years, was married to Miss
Della Heelan, who has also for some time
past been most favorably known to a
large circle OF acquaintances in this city.
The marriage was solemnized in St.
Philomena's g cathedral and the occasion
drew forth one of the largest gatherings
of friends which have ever attended a
nuptial mass in that religious edifice.
Father McCarty acted rs celebrant of the
mass, and tied the nuptial knot. The
young couple, with the kindest wishes OF
friends in all parts of the state, as also in
this city have commenced married life IN
new home expressly prepared for them
at 713 South Twenty-fifth street, where,
hereafter. they will be at home to their
friends. The occasion of their marriage
was rendered by many souvenirs from
friends, among which may be enumcra.
ted the following:
Antique rocker, Mary and G. Creighton; (;
antique rocker Mrs and Mrs. Downey;
plush easy chair, w. NJ. Paul ana sisters;
willow rocker, MIR. and Mrs. o. McCaf-
ferry; willow rocker, Ed Bourk McDantt;
antique oak chair, Arthur j. Howe; work
basket, MIR. d. COVE; center table, Mr..
and j. UConnell; center table, Mr.. and
Mrs: Hugh McCaifery; center table, S:
q. Smart and W.P. Horne; picture, steel
engraving. James Creighton; hand
painted tidy, Mrs. George M. O'Brien;
Japanese silk tidy, Jennie Dwyer;
Moore's works, MIR. and Mrs. M. ID.
Roehes; History of Ireland, Thomas
wood toilet set. Annie Connoyer; hand
painted placque, Agnes Clary; tidy,
Amelia Chuchord; silver butter knife,
Miss Strongs; toilet sets, Mrs. c. Con :
noyer; pin cushion, Mrs. Clinchin;
glass set. w. H. Green crumb set, Mrs.
Atwood; slop bowl, S. +, and A. +. Bren.
nan; perfume sachete, Anna Creighton;
tidy, Nelly Bailey; floral bell, Misses
Heelan; gold watch and chain from
BRIDES mother; sewing machine, +. Hee-
Ian and wife; hand painted banner, Sister
Mollie; steel engraving, Sister Josie;
Hon. g. j. Smyth, steel engraving boos;
Mr.; and Mrs: "A. Murphy. extension
table; MIR. and Mrs. John McCenn. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe McCaffarty, James Grace
and Felix Kennedy, fruit dish and pickle
castor: MIR. and Mrs. John Kennedy, To-
peka, Kas., silver dish; MIR. and Mrs j.
h. Nichols, lamp; MIR. Ed Taggart, lamp;
Mike Whelan. hanging lamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCraery, silver tea set and
server; MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Coory, silver
butter dish; Eva and Ella 0'Connor'
silver butter dish: silver milk server,
Katie and Lizzie Sullivan; silver cake
dish, Q. S. Whipple; silver cake dish, Nj
T. Brown; silver butter server. 7. }
Foley; silver soup Iadel. Mrs. Clinchare
and daughter; silver card case, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. g. Regan; silver fruit dish, MIR
anu SpOOn, NlIS u. w WaAlaCe; TWO SAT-
castors, Mrs. Nj. Furlove; two castors
Miss NJ Millett, castor. Mrs. J. Murphy
castor, Miss f. kennedy; silver
napkin rings, Mr. and Mrs. f. Stuart
one half dozen fruit plates. Mrs. L. Muir
ply; Catholic bible from Barrett
Heafy; picture of the Maddona, Misse.
Smith; easel, G. Dwyer; wisk broom anC
holder, Miss p. DE Witt: one calf dozen
napkins and towels, Misses l.. and G.
Quealig; one half dozen towels, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Sullivan; handsome table liner
and napkins, w. Spence and N. McDon
aid; one dozen napkins, N. Flsnnery
table linen and napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Coyeline; basket of flowers, Miss NJ
Swift; china set, MIR. and Mrs. Hennesy
one half dozen fruit plates. Mr.. and Mrs
=: ID. Medember antique vase, JohI
Muller; silver perfume bottle, W. T
Doran; antique vase, MIR. and Mrs. p. II
Carey; glass fruit dish. Miss II. Murphy
Egyptian picture. Mrs. Kennedy.
The above is but few of the man,
valuable presents received by the happy
couple.
On THURSDAY, Ciistus N. Butler, chic